A genome-scale comparative study of these proteins (secretomes) can provide vast information towards the understanding of the molecular evolution, diversity, function and adaptation of LAB to their specific environmental niches.
In conclusion, we think that despite their technical simplicity, acute peritoneal dialysis experiments, especially when combined with in vitro studies on the isolated peritoneal membrane, provide vast information about function of the peritoneum as the dialysis membrane.
We propose that the analysis of resistance – temperature characteristics of the fibres provides vast amount of information for the assessment of the quality of the fibres and thus the efficacy of fibre production and post-production processes.
Although monitoring technologies can provide vast amounts of information before, during, and after liberation from mechanical ventilation, little data exists on how to maximally harness even routinely monitored, basic physiologic parameters.
Electronic publishing gives a newspaper the tools to focus on small parts of its audience by providing vast amounts of information that may not interest a general audience, said Bill Mitchell, the director of electronic publishing at The Mercury News and the top executive of the Mercury Center.
While the Internet provides a space for recreation, gaming, and other channels of entertainment, it also provides vast quantities of information.
Although the primary literature provides vast and diverse information, only a small proportion of which is useful for product risk assessment work.
Recent advances in genomic and proteomic technologies are providing vast amounts of information about proteins and genes, including their sequences and chromosomal locations, expression levels [ 21], recombination rates [ 26], functions and dispensability [ 27], evolutionary rates [ 28], and interactions [ 9].
Drones armed with high-tech sensors, IoT and big data analysis provide vast amounts of additional information to insurers.
In biosystematics, DNA sequence information provides vast amounts of reproducible and robust genetic data that can be informative at nearly any level of taxonomic hierarchy: from individuals in populations, to species, to the deepest branches of the Tree of Life.
